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Meanings of little plots in English

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Usage of little plots in English
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So he gladly took the little plots and fell to work.
Little Men: Life at Plumfield With Jo's Boys
2
He had a kind heart, but a brain which sometimes wove little plots.
December Love
3
Everyone else is busy with their own little plots of heaven.
The Reality Dysfunction
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His epic consisted of a lot of little plots entangled.
Surrender to the will of the night
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By right they should all be split up into little plots to grow our potatoes.
Hodge and His Masters
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There were duckboards, and awnings, and metal ramps, and even little plots of freshly-laid turf.
The Guardian
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He sat at his ease in a comfortable chair, and amused himself by watching her different little plots.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
8
Monotonous rows of red houses succeeded one another, some pushed forward, others thrust back behind little plots of stamped earth.
A Far Country — Volume 3
9
And so she left Myles and her cousin, crossing the little plots of grass and skirting the rosebushes to the cherry-tree.
Men of Iron
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She watched the children busy at their little plots of ground, utterly unconscious of the utter ruin that had befallen them.
Cobwebs and Cables
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She did not ask directly for the things that she liked, but manoeuvred with little plots and intrigues to obtain them.
The Captives
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The houses of our neighbours, unlit, seemed to have edged away from us, easing back into their little plots of dust.
The Guardian
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They bestowed the names of Brittany and Normandy on two little plots of ground, where they had sown corn, strawberries, and peas.
Paul and Virginia
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It was the 17th of August, but the little plots of corn still waved long and green, giving a feeling of early summer.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
15
Wiles' proof of Fermat's Last Theorem boiled down to establishing this bridge between just two little plots of land on the two continents.
Wired
16
The cemetery looked like an English garden... all flagged paths and oak, ash and elm trees with tiny little plots of green grass.
The Demolished Man
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